See how optical microscopy can be used for burr detection on battery electrodes and determination of damage potential to achieve rapid and reliable quality control during battery manufacturing.
Ultramicrotomy is evolving rapidly, and today’s microscopes demand high‑quality sections, precise targeting, and reproducible workflows. This eBook brings together expert application notes, automated…
According to Prof. Alex Alfieri, Chief Physician and Head of clinic for Neurosurgery and Spinal surgery at the Cantonal Hospital Winterthur, Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) is transforming…
Master cryo EM workflow steps for challenging 3D samples: when to choose HPF vs. plunge freezing, reproducible blotting/ice control, contamination aware transfers, Cryo CLEM 3D targeting in organoids,…
For a wide range of applications in various research fields of life science, live-cell imaging is an indispensable tool for visualizing cells in a state as close to in vivo, i.e. living and active, as…
Neurosurgeons and ophthalmologists deal with delicate structures, deep or narrow cavities and tiny structures with vitally important functions. Seeing a clear, large 3D area of the surgical field in…
An optical microscope is often one of the central devices in a life-science research lab. It can be used for various applications which shed light on many scientific questions. Thereby the…
Preparation of biological specimens for electron microscopy (EM) often requires cryo-fixation which does not introduce significant structural alterations of cellular constituents. A common method used…
PRS surgeons and maxillofacial specialists face unique challenges in reconstructive procedures, particularly when operating in deep, narrow cavities and working with delicate tissues. Achieving…
Over the past decade, spine surgery has evolved rapidly with the adoption of minimally invasive surgery (MISS) techniques. These approaches reduce surgical trauma, speed up recovery, and help improve…